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Amanda Bynes' parents Lynn and Rick failed to secure a conservatorship over their daughter on Thursday, but that doesn't mean it's the end of their battle.

Both parents of the 27-year-old appeared in a court Friday morning to ask that they be appointed temporary conservators over their daughter's financial and personal affairs.

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According to a conservator petition filed in Ventura County, they claim that Amanda has $3.3 million in assets and explain why they are worried for their daughter's safety.

In the declaration they state, "We are deeply concerned that Amanda poses a substantial risk to herself, to others and to property based on recent events in her life."

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They describe the recent incidents (namely, the driveway fire from earlier this week) and add that "Amanda has profound issues with her body image and is obsessed with the idea that she (and others) are ugly."

The document went on to say, "She talks incessantly about cosmetic surgeries that she wants completed. She also encourages her mother to have plastic surgeries. We are concerned that the surgeries she wants to have are dangerous and detrimental to her health."

The papers also outline Amanda's "extremely paranoid" behavior, explaining, "She would cover smoke alarms with towels, tape windows shut, and cover her car's dashboard with cardboard and tape" because she claimed that "cameras were watching her from inside these places."

Lynn and Rick's declaration submitted to the court also states that Amanda was living in New York City up until July 20, and arrived in California unexpectedly.

"When we asked her about how she arrived (since she has no driver's license or other identification) she said she 'cabbed it.' We do not know how she actually traveled from New York to California. We also do not know where she had been staying prior to her psychiatric hold as she has no residence in California. We believe she is essentially homeless."

Her worried parents also touched upon her financial woes, claiming that she's been spending an alarming amount of money in a short period of time.

"We are informed and believe that a substantial amount of money is being used to pay for marijuana and other illegal substances, and possible for plastic surgery," the declaration added.

"Amanda has verbally assaulted several people, including family members through her verified Twitter account," they said in the court documents. "She has called us "ugly" on several occasions...Based on the forgoing, we believe that a conservatorship is necessary at this time to protect Amanda's person and estate."

Judge Glen Reiser ruled in the Ventura court Friday morning that he would like to meet with Amanda on Aug. 9 prior to making any decisions about a conservatorship.

"This conservatee at some point needs to be here," the judge said. "I need to have a dialogue with the proposed conservatee to get a gauge, I have every expectation that she will be here."

Both of Amanda's parents were present in court this morning to hear the judge's latest rulings on the matter.

The judge also explained that before the hearing in two weeks, he would like Amanda to get notice that these conservatorship proceedings are taking place. Amanda's parents' attorney, Tamara Arminak, told the judge that at this point Amanda is unaware of the hearings and that the facility she's currently being detained in had not allowed them to serve her with the court documents.